A Humorous Take on the Logistics of Noah's Ark
This meme features an artistic depiction of Noah's Ark floating on a stormy sea, accompanied by a satirical caption. The text humorously questions the biological logistics of the biblical flood narrative, specifically pointing out the apparent restraint of carnivorous animals who, according to the joke, waited for their prey to reproduce before consuming them after disembarking from the ark. It serves as a lighthearted critique of the story's internal logic, highlighting the perceived absurdity of how predators and prey would coexist immediately following the event.
Your favorite part of the bible is something you made up about it? I'm all for critical thinking and disbelief, but at least be informed, that goes for both sides. If there is an all powerful God that told a man to build an ark and bring all the animals, then brought about a glob
Where did all the water come from and where did it go?
People who believe in magic are stupid… But not half as stupid as the people who believe they can argue with people who believe in magic “Oh yeah well if the Bible is real then explain this plot hole right here on page 372 haha got you now explain that!” Magic, dumbass. The expla
Logic?
My favorite part was when she cheated on her man, called it a miracle and whole world believed her.
the rain allone were 40 days... not mention the mounths or years until all water was gone back... how manny insects have a lifecicle of just a few weeks.
Just a children's story
The whole earth was flooded. The whole earth. Where did all the water came from and where did it go afterwards?
I'm more worried about the incest
My favorite part is when, as soon as they got out of the boat, Noah sacrifices one of the animals. One of the only two of that species. My guess: unicorns.